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Ite Students Go-uncill FIRST STUDENT COUNCIL, 1949-50 BACK ROW (left to right)—Ron White, John Palamar, Walter Narynski, Donald Stupen, Rudy Slupski, Ken Peters, Albert Glovitski, Nestor Mickoski, Adolph Kukulowicz. CENTRE ROW—Ernie Dzamon, Gwen Georgison, Adele Schumacher, Ruth Hillsden, Johnny Bohonos. FRONT ROW—Barry Krawchuk, Mrs. Blount, Shirley Oliver, Stephen Checkwitch (President), Florence Baynham (Secretary), Mr. Mark, Tom Johnston. MISSING—Ken Stoyko. FIRST TERM Following the most colorful, drama¬ tic and musical (?) election campaign ever witnessed within the portals of our dear old Alma Mater, Stephen Checkwith and Shirley Oliver stepped up to the executive office to lead New¬ ton in what proved to be a most suc¬ cessful term. During this council’s term of office, Newton had many memorable activities some old, some new. Among those most well remembered were the bowling leagues which were introduced, boys participating in intramural volleyball, Newton playing host to Warren at an International Basketball Game, New¬ ton holding its first barn dance com¬ plete with farmers and fiddlers, and Newton becoming a member of the newly formed Inter-High Congress. Stephen Danyluk, Editor of the Nor’- Wester, worked his staff hard keeping the students posted on the many social functions, gossip and sporting events. Ken Peters capably managed the Sports Committee, which, through its numerous meetings, kept tab of the athletic activities throughout the school. The Financial affairs of the students were efficiently handled by Dave Fraser and his committee, who, in con¬ junction with an advisory teacher group were responsible for the proper expenditure of the students funds. Under the direction of Shirley Oliver, the hard working Social Committee had the most successful turnouts ever seen. The energetic council secretary was Florence Baynham. 40 Isaac Newton High School
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Last, but by all means, not least, were the staff advisors, Mrs. Blount, and Mr. Mark, who, under the super¬ vision of Mr. Snyder guided the council through its difficulties. The co-operation of the students with their council in its endeavors was en¬ tirely responsible for an enjoyable and successful term. The student body extend their hearty appreciation and congratulations to their council for a job well done!! SECOND TERM In the second Presidential election campaign of the term Dave Fraser was elected President by an overwhelming majority. Dave’s progressiveness, determination and executive ability proved his worthiness of holding this responsible position. Mildred Johnston was elected Vice-President and Agnes Renkewitz secretary of the Council. Through the tireless and endless work done by the council members as chairmen of the different committees, many improvements were made around the school for the benefit of both teachers and students alike. The successful socials under Shirley Oliver drew capacity crowds. Stage shows and sing-songs were provided to entertain the students who did not dance at these socials. The Athletic Committee under George Taylor’s supervision did a very thorough job. It is through their efforts that the athletic equipment was ob¬ tained for the students. Walter Moscovitch, chairman of the Auditorium Committee, deserves worthy praise for the exceptional job done through the year. Various pro- (Continued on Page 88) SECOND STUDENT COUNCIL, 1949-50 BACK ROW (left to right)—Art Giesbrecht, Donald Stupen, Walter Narynski, Albert Glovitski, Ken Peters, Adolph Kukulowicz, Nestor Mickoski, Bill Andrushko. THIRD ROW—Ken Stoyko, John Palamar, Ray MacMillan, Eddy Lee, Barry Krawchuk, Walter Moscovitch, Ed Dolhun, Victor Durand, Ron White. SECOND ROW—Lillian Smith, Gwen Georgison, Stanis Holloway, Florence Tokar, Shirley Oliver, Ruth Jasper, Eleanor Brunn, Miriam Simcoe, Edna Todd, Helen Biczak. BACK ROW (left to right)—Fred Ingaldson, Ed Leipz, Barry Krawchuk, Wilbert Wagner, Albert Glovitski, Mr. Avery. FRONT ROW—Sonja Galazyk, Mrs. Blount, Mildred Johnston, Dave Fraser (Presdent), Agnes Renkewitz (Secretary), Mr. Mark, Janet Kansky, Violet Smallakoff. Newtonian 41
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